THE ALL NEW Fillmore Pedal MK II !! The Mark II features a Post-Gain control that lets you match the output of The Fillmore Pedal to in the effect On setting to match the volume of the effect Off setting. On this demo the Post Gain control is only at 10 o'clock. The volume boost and overdrive is massive if you crank the Post Gain to max. Of course you are giving up the overdrive capability if you match the volume to the same as the "off" setting like in this video, but I wanted so show you can set it that low and without pinching off the sound. Most people will turn up the Gain for the wild and wooly The Fillmore Pedal effect.
Believe it or not some customers wanted a way to "tame" the volume of original The Fillmore Pedal to so we added the Post Gain control. IF anything this one is ballsier than the original if you crank the Post Gain, however for this Demo I wanted to show the effect Off and effect On sound levels matched to about the same volume.
The Rhythm guitar is a 1977 Electra Omega X210 a Les Paul Custom type guitar through the original The Fillmore Pedal.
On this demo Post Gain is at 10 o'clock and Hair is at 11 o'clock and the lead guitar is a 1992 Peavey Predator a Stratocaster Type guitar. The amplifier is a 1992 Crate Vintage Club 20 at low volume. I will post more demos later with The Fillmore Pedal Mk II cranked. The guitar was recorded with the neck pickup only. The first verse is no pedal, second verse I stepped on the the foot switch and kep t the pedal on. I never touched any of the controls on the guitar or the pickup selector switch throughout the song.
THERE IS NO EQ OR COMPRESSION on the lead guitar it is recorded dry with no added EQ at all just a microphone in front of the guitar amplifier.
I HOPE YOU LIKE IT!
Bill
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